Payment Resolution
Designed one resolution case for stuck payments in Nigeria and India. In testing, 8 of 10 customers knew to wait instead of paying twice.
Fintech2026
Fintech, B2B SaaS and healthcare ops
I design the screens where money is at risk.
I help startups and product-led teams design and build web and mobile products across Fintech, B2B SaaS and Healthcare, turning complex workflows into simple, intuitive experiences.
Independent, based in Lagos (GMT+1). My working hours overlap with London, Berlin and US East Coast mornings.
Payment Resolution
One resolution case for stuck payments in Nigeria and India, so the customer, payments ops and support all see the same truth about where the money is.
- In testing, 8 of 10 customers chose to wait instead of paying twice
- "Should I pay again?" answered on its own, not read off a progress bar
- A final check blocks any reversal that would pay a late credit twice
Read the case study
Work queues
Approvals
Case management
Payment status
Audit trails
Ops dashboards
Prototypes in code
The Work
Operations, payments and SaaS work.
Queues, approvals, dashboards and status flows where a confusing screen costs real money or time. Client work and self-initiated projects.
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Designed a denials work queue where an AI suggests the next step on each denied claim and the biller decides, with the evidence one click away.
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Anchor Experts
Designed a B2B hiring platform for vetted African engineers: a vetting-first talent table, two-tier shortlisting, and a separate admin view for placements.
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Tyde
Designed an everyday-payments app for the Australian market, built around PayID and Osko to make sending money and paying bills feel instant, minimal, and unremarkable.
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Client Trust
From the people I've shipped with.
Each quote links to the project it's about, so you can see the work behind it.
I've hired designers who charge double and delivered less. What sets this apart isn't just the craft, it's the reasoning.
Three weeks from brief to shipped. Our previous designer took three months and we still had to redo it.
The design system they built is still running a year later with zero rework. I didn't know that was possible.
Ways to work with me
Three ways to start.
A fixed price, agreed after the intro call and before anything starts. No hourly billing.
01
Most teams start hereFocused review
One-off
One flow that's costing you money or time: a failed payment, a dispute, an approval, a denied claim or the dashboard your team lives in.
What you get
- A review in your live product
- A recorded walkthrough
- Ranked findings
- One redesigned state
Start with a reviewBest for: Teams who know where it hurts and want a clear first fix.
02
Flow redesign
Project
One critical workflow end to end, for customers and the ops team behind them.
What you get
- Every state designed in Figma
- A working coded prototype
- An annotated handoff
- 21 days of support
Book an intro callBest for: A healthcare, fintech, SaaS or AI workflow you're ready to fix properly.
03
Ongoing partnership
Monthly
A standing slot for the next flows on your roadmap, once we've shipped a first project together.
What you get
- Reserved time each week
- A weekly update
- One priority at a time
Ask about availabilityBest for: Teams I've already shipped a project with.
How I work
What I do, and how it runs.
Fintech, B2B SaaS and healthcare, each designed and then built in code.
Fintech
Payment status, disputes, reversals and approvals, for customers and for the operations teams behind them.
B2B SaaS
Dashboards, data tables and multi-step workflows for teams who use the product all day, like the hiring platform in Anchor Experts.
Healthcare
Claim status, prior authorisation and billing queues, where a confusing state costs patients and providers real money.
AI-assisted decisions
AI suggestions people can trust: the suggestion, the reasoning behind it, and a person who approves.
Coded prototypes
Working builds your team can test with real people before committing engineering time.
01
A short intro call
We talk through the problem. I'll tell you honestly if I'm the right fit.
02
A fixed-price proposal
Within 48 hours: clear scope, price and timeline, paid 50/50.
03
Design and build in the open
Reviews at each milestone, an annotated handoff, and 21 days of support after launch.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The things founders and teams usually want to know before reaching out. Still unsure about something? Send a message, and I'll reply within 24 hours.
Noja Designs is the independent design practice of Noja, a product designer for fintech, B2B SaaS and healthcare ops teams. Noja designs the screens where money is at risk, such as work queues, approvals and AI-assisted decisions, and builds working prototypes of them.
Three core engagements: operations tools (work queues, case panels, approvals and audit trails), customer status and decision flows (what's happening to someone's money and what to do next), and coded prototypes that teams can test before committing engineering time. Design systems and websites are available alongside.
Fintech, B2B SaaS and healthcare ops teams, from early-stage startups to established products, working with US and international teams. The sweet spot is products where a confusing state costs real money: stuck payments, disputes, reversals, approvals and claims.
It runs in three steps: a short intro call, a fixed-price proposal within 48 hours with clear scope, price and timeline, then design and build in the open, with reviews at each milestone, an annotated handoff and 21 days of post-launch support.
Every project is quoted as a fixed price after the intro call, once the scope is clear, with no hourly billing or open-ended estimates. Payment is split 50/50, half to start and half on delivery, and any change in scope is flagged immediately rather than buried in a final invoice.
Book a free intro call or send a message through the site explaining what you're building, your timeline and rough budget. Noja is taking on new projects, replies within 24 hours, and will say honestly if it isn't the right fit.
Now you know.
A queue nobody trusts? A status that sends people to support?
That's the work I do, and I'm open to new projects. Tell me what you're building, and I'll tell you honestly if I'm right for it.